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DRUNK NENO EVANGELISM CALL HIS PASTORS TAKA TAKA IN CHURCH


Once again NENO evangelist Pst James Nganga is trending after he allegedly got drunk and insulted his Bishops in church. Nganga who recently have been in court corridors for fraud cases is seen in a viral video where he is calling his own pastors' taka taka (rubbish). The self-proclaimed commander seems to be defending his wife who he claims have been disrespected.

TO SEE THE VIDEO  CLICK HERE https://youtu.be/3gQyzDaLHJA

“ Mlikuja kwangu mkija maskini sasa mmepata tupesa, mnaringa.” Meaning “ you came to my church poor, and now that you have money you want to disrespect me. Am the chief general commander.” Says Nganga.
The controversial televangelist threatens to close all his churches which he calls Kiosk meaning small shops.
Are these the pastors Jesus left???

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